How to Move a 700 Tonne Marble Block | Stone Men | FD Engineering

Stone Men Episode 5: How to Move a 700 Tonne Marble Block | Marble Industry | FD Engineering
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Stone Men - Episode 2: • Managing a Marble Quar...
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The men of Henraux are making the maximum effort to complete the company orders, without which the entire company would be in crisis. At the Russia quarry, Enrico is aided by the use of an innovative resin technique that will allow him to save more material from the blocks.
Marble is the most luxurious stone in the world. But it has to be extracted from the mountain through a tough, dangerous process. Only the "Stone Men" can master this.
In Apuan Alps, Tuscany, Italy, lies the largest marble basin in the world. For over 2,000 years, people have been querried high-quality marble. But for every inch of marble a price has to be paid. It is a struggle against nature and the elements, against the mountain and its hazards.
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[@docsgearheadgaming2503]

I feel like these guys need a boxing ring and some gloves just to get their frustrations out on eachother. White collar vs the Blue lol

[@davepowell7168]

Levitated mass!

[@TheDAT9]

The megalithic civilisations were moving blocks of granite weighing 1100 tons +, over 12,0000 years ago. Down mountains, across valleys, some a hundred of kilometres away from where they were placed.

[@unclescipio3136]

Nobody was moving any large structures 120 000 years ago.

[@TheDAT9]

You are correct, I put one too many noughts in there.@@unclescipio3136

[@unclescipio3136]

@@TheDAT9 cool. You never know. People make some crazy claims on YT.

[@davepowell7168]

Wally Wallington could do it singlehandedly,demonstrations on KZbin

[@bmxman246]

Not a fan of this docu format, all the dramatic bickering and bs

[@davepowell7168]

Unprofessional management

[@parker1ray]

My goodness, that women is a tidbit!

[@davepowell7168]

44:12 Barbara Farina

[@tanakamunyoro5303]

What a stressful job

[@John_Corrigan]

Go wan ya boyee

[@johnshields6852]

It's like brain surgery.

[@davepowell7168]

Well it's not rocket surgery..

[@user-ro1is1us7z]

They talk too much